App Cost Calculator
Pick your platform, size and features to get a realistic 2026 cost range and timeline for your app.
Step 1
Where will your app run?
Step 2
How big is the app?
Step 3
Which features do you need?
Step 4
What level of design?
How this estimate works
The calculator adds up typical development hours for the size of app you picked and each feature you need, adjusts for your platforms and design level, and adds project management, testing and launch. It then multiplies those hours by typical hourly rates for teams in different parts of the world.
For a full breakdown of what drives app costs, real price ranges and the ongoing costs after launch, read our guide: How Much Does It Cost to Build an App in 2026?
Frequently asked questions
It gives a realistic range based on typical development hours and hourly rates, so you can plan a budget and compare quotes. A real quote depends on your exact screens, integrations and design, which is why we confirm scope in a free consultation before giving a fixed price.
Two apps with the same features can differ a lot in detail: how many screens, how polished the design is, and how much logic each feature needs. The low end assumes a lean build; the high end assumes more screens, edge cases and polish.
No. It covers design, development, testing and launch. Budget roughly 15-20% of the build cost per year for maintenance and updates, plus hosting, app store fees, and any paid third-party services.
Usually, yes. A cross-platform framework such as Flutter or React Native shares one codebase between iOS and Android, which typically costs far less than building and maintaining two separate native apps.
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